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Historic Buildings
In 2017 we successfully completed Phase 1 of the major works to ensure the continued use of All Saints Church, Snodland. We are now preparing for Phase 2, the repair of the rainwater goods and falling masonry. These are currently failing and causing deterioration to the historic Kentish ragstone. The repairs will stop further damage to the building which is causing the building to be at risk and see the church in good condition. Our activity programme follows on from the first phase, building on the existing relationships with local schools and uniformed groups, historical societies and wildlife groups. We will build new connections and reach new audiences, expanding what we can do, how we share our heritage, and what we can offer our visitors. This includes incorporating new digital elements to interpretation and increasing the use and biodiversity of our churchyard.
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